Springer Narrowboat Mattresses

Any size can be manufactured to your exact measurements. Simply provide the length, width, and preferred thickness when ordering. Most Springer narrowboat beds have non-standard dimensions due to the boat's design, so custom cutting ensures a perfect fit. Measurements are taken to the nearest centimetre for precision fitting.

Thickness typically ranges from 4 to 8 inches, depending on your boat's headroom and storage requirements. Thicker mattresses provide more comfort but reduce ceiling height when sitting on the bed. Consider how the bed converts and whether the mattress needs to fold or store away during daytime use.

Yes, all mattresses are manufactured using BS 7177 certified materials, which is essential for boat insurance compliance. This fire safety standard is specifically required for marine and caravan applications. The certification ensures the mattress meets strict flammability tests required by insurance providers and marina regulations.

Lead times typically range from 7-14 working days depending on seasonal demand and current production capacity. Each mattress is made to order, so production begins once measurements are confirmed. Free UK delivery is included, with the mattress vacuum-packed for easier handling through narrow boat doorways and hatches.

Yes, memory foam is available alongside other options including pocket sprung, reflex foam, and natural latex. Memory foam works well in boats as it's less affected by movement and provides good support. All foam types use marine-grade materials designed to resist moisture and maintain comfort in variable temperatures.

Guarantees up to 10 years are available depending on the mattress type selected. The guarantee covers manufacturing defects and premature wear under normal use. Memory foam and pocket sprung options typically carry longer guarantees than basic foam mattresses, reflecting their enhanced durability and construction quality.

Measure the length, width, and note any curves or cut-outs around the bed area. Use a tape measure and record dimensions to the nearest centimetre. If the bed has an irregular shape due to the hull design, create a paper template or provide detailed measurements of any angles or curves that need accommodating.